... tprosnd to be his proper vocation showman. Hi* first venture was the exhibition of a coloured woman 113 year* old. The Jenny Lind engagement, wfaiah netted him quarter of million, was the first great evidence of Mr. Barnnm's genius fur the *how easiness ...

... edition of his Poems was published few years since by Messrs. Longman. Lovkks of made will glad to hear that the daughter of Jenny Lind, though still too young to appear in public, has already given proof that ahe inherits her mother’s talent. Indeed, a well-known ...

... C'tariatine Nilsson receives, it is said, JSISO a night at Drury-line, the largest sum paid to any lady since tie days of Jenny Lind. Adelini Patti receive* jEIOO night Covent Garden ; and Mongini, the tenor, guineas. Mdlle lima Mur ska is paid upon the ...

... alarming nature occurred the other day at No. 5 Coal and Ironstone Pit, Chapelhall, Airdrie, which is commonly known as the Jenny Lind, and is the property of the Monkland Iron and Steel Company. It appears that about eight o'clock on Monday morning the ...

... York paper, with expression of doubt added, 'i paragraph ran thus Jenny Lind.—We take the following from Woodhall and Chaplin’s Weekly, the 7th inet, published in New York Jenny Lind’s husband has length run through the splendid fortune with which she ...

... any letters for him. “Yon ate very kind,” said the latter, “but I--* inquisitive. I haven’t quite made mud I a hat nkiiM. Jenny Lind reached London in April, 1847, and began rehearsal* the Qneea'e theatre. When her lint heard in that enaelone edifice one ...

... Prince's illness. which was pronounced to be a case of canon, evoked painful anriety. During November the deeths occurred of Jenny Lind, the famous singer, Alderman Sir William McArthur, suddenly. in a railway carriage ; Lord Wolverton, Mr. Gladstone's ex ...

... generation was Jenny Lind, who was buried on the same day as Macfarren in another part of the country. An old musical critic, who remembers her in the days of her triumph upon the concert platform, 11.98 1 1M1 me that at her very beet Jenny Lind was never ...

... before. And when she had finished singing her first song there was rapturous applause. She was charming! She was a second Jenny Lind! She we,. a genius! What a gift! What talent! These mations were heard on all sides ; and Lady St. Maur thawed towards her ...

... all the crowns at the Italian Opera-house. tinkling little cymbals which were sot worthy successors of Pasta, Grisi, and Jenny Lind, have had their day. May they rest in peace 1 Omne Ignottjm pbo Maokifco. —Intended porohaaer • Bnt your master can’t expect ...

... was a soldier in his youth, an ambassador for the rest of his life, fanatic for masks, and one of the earliest patrons of Jenny Lind. Mr. Fane’s brother is the popular, bat rather unfortunate, sportsman, the present earl, whom, however, did not resemble ...

... Indian mints. The Committee will be presided over by Sir Henry Fowler. A fund is being steadily raised place memorial of •Jenny Lind in the Priory Church Malvern. Tlie intention i* to fill one of the windows with stained glass in remembrance of the famous ...